Sentence examples for it's largely accepted from inspiring English sources

It's largely accepted that people in the Wild West didn't use the word "fuck" as often as the characters of "Deadwood" seem to, but many fans have actually celebrated the historical inaccuracy of the language.

Erik Nielson, an assistant professor at the University of Richmond who studies hip-hop, said that while it's largely accepted that Bob Marley never actually shot a sheriff and that Johnny Cash didn't shoot a man in Reno, hip-hop artists are increasingly seeing the content of their music used against them in court.

What is so bizarre about America's gun culture is that it is largely accepted as fact (both by politicians and the general public) that arming individuals with handguns will protect them against violence and crime, that these guns will be used safely and judiciously, and that such lax rules on gun ownership are a necessary attribute of living in a free society.

Now it is largely accepted, though the program's Web site includes this reminder for the still wary: "In the total of the 210 school days, when lunches are served, only eight days are dedicated to the menus from other countries".

It is largely accepted that specific immunological parameters in solid malignancies are associated with patient's prognosis.

Pre-school children, it is largely accepted, are best served, with CBeebies held in high regard.

It is largely accepted that reality television is oriented toward entertainment rather than an authentic depiction of reality.

It is largely accepted that trustees must bring their own knowledge to the table and they must get external advice where significant risk is involved.

The rarely seen photographs depicting the North Korean dictator (who, it is largely accepted, has one of the worst human rights track records in the world) as a wide-eyed toddler saluting in uniform were shown to the troops via a state broadcast on the national KCTV.

It is largely accepted that stem reserve mobilization in grains is affected by sink size, environment and variety.

It is largely accepted that NP exposure results in the cellular generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS), leading to both positive and negative effects on plant growth.